Enjoy the sunrise at Tieshan, go boating on the Ba River, travel around Dazhou, and have fun in the golden autumn.

I came to Sichuan for a trip and visited Chengdu and Mianyang. A local Sichuan friend recommended Dazhou to me. Today I am preparing to drive out of the developed states tomorrow. Dazhou's tourism charm is mainly reflected in its natural scenery and rich cultural experiences. First of all, Dazhou is located at the southern foot of Bashan Mountain and on the bank of Qushui River. It has superb scenery such as Phoenix Mountain, Baitai Mountain, Bashan Grand Canyon, as well as the beautiful scenery of Qujiang River, Bahe River and Zhouhe River. These natural landscapes not only attract many tourists to visit, but also make Dazhou an ideal place for outdoor sports and adventure. The following is my summary of the Dazhou travel guide. If it is helpful to you, please like and collect it. - Recommended attractions: - Qiang Valley Scenic Area (ticket price is subject to actual price): Located in Qu County, it has the only Qiang cave dwelling tribe site and Qiang culture exhibition hall in the country, with nearly 100 landscapes such as Longqiu Waterfall and Godly Dog Howling at the Sky, and enjoys the reputation of "strange mountains, strange waters, strange rocks, ancient Qiang, ancient caves and ancient tribes". - Bashan Grand Canyon (ticket price is subject to actual conditions): Located at the southern foot of Daba Mountain in the Sichuan Basin, it has a forest coverage rate of over 80% and is rich in negative oxygen ions. It is known as the "Natural Folding Modeling Museum". - Baitaishan Scenic Area (ticket price is subject to actual conditions): The main peak is 2,272.3 meters above sea level. It is known as the second peak of Bashan Mountain and is praised as "the place to welcome the first ray of sunshine in Sichuan". It consists of scenic spots such as "Bashan Tianchi and Qipan Miaoyun". There are many stone buds, and "sea of ​​clouds, sunrise and fog" are called "three wonders". - Panshi Yuehu Tourist Area (ticket price is subject to actual conditions): Located in Panshi Town, Tongchuan District, Dazhou City, it is a comprehensive tourist destination integrating many industries such as mountain and water natural sightseeing. You can experience picking, water activities, etc. - Shenjian Garden Scenic Area (free): Located in Luojiang Town, Tongchuan District, Dazhou City, Sichuan Province, it is mainly composed of Zhang Aiping's former residence, Dazhou Red Army Cultural Exhibition Hall, etc. It is a red tourist spot. - Food recommendations: - Potato Rice in an Iron Can (around 30 yuan per person): a staple food with local characteristics, with soft potatoes and sweet rice. - Sanhuishui Bakuai (about 40 yuan per person): The chicken is tender and paired with special seasoning, spicy and fragrant. - Quxian Shuilu Rou (about 35 yuan per person): tender meat, delicious soup, and smooth taste. - Dengying Beef (price varies by brand and packaging, generally ranging from 50-200 yuan): The beef slices are as thin as paper, bright red in color, and spicy, fresh and crispy. - Kaijiang crayfish (around 50-80 yuan per person): The shrimp meat is plump and delicious, and there are many flavors to choose from. - Notes: - Dazhou has a subtropical monsoon climate, which is mild and humid. March to October is an ideal time to travel. - Address the monks in the temple respectfully as "Master" or "Father", and avoid using inappropriate etiquette. Avoid mentioning inappropriate topics when talking with monks or Taoists. When visiting a temple, do not make loud noises or touch anything in the temple. - In the Tibetan areas of Sichuan, Tibetans are forbidden to eat donkey, horse and dog meat, and in some areas they also do not eat fish; there are specific etiquettes for toasting; when drinking butter tea, the host pours the tea, and the guests have to wait until the host holds it in front of them with both hands before they can take it and drink it; when encountering temples and other religious facilities on the road, they must go around from left to right; Tibetans are averse to others touching their heads with their hands. Respect local ethnic customs👍🏻!